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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

Page

2

Return of German prisoners closes Hitler death debate

Editorial notes that several ex-prisoners returning from Russia discuss Hitler's last hours. It asserts Hitler killed himself, ending questions about his death and estate tactics. The piece reflects on the Holocaust and civilization's burden, citing ovens, mass graves, and human fat soap as lasting memories.

Russia Adolph Hitler Hitler Berlin Adolph Tinter Patagonia Adolph Nitter

Ais Z A Dog's Life wy de

Fragmented column style notes discuss diverse topics from police dogs and manpower to roads and politics. It touches on the Philadelphia police adding trained dogs, turnpike updates, Peron and Farouk, barber skills, highway routing, a hunter with a broadcasting tower, and Christmas gift wrapping. The tone is satirical and rambling with varied references.

Auld Lang Syne Piano Concert Returns in 13th Year

A note recalls Robert Beeler presenting his 13th annual all day piano concert, 15 years past, with Mr and Mrs L C Rice returning from a trip to Texas. Other brief items mention O A defeating William Jewell 27 to 0, health board orders due to polio, Clyde Shade selling Holstein at 365, redecorations at Henry Ott and Robert Hill homes, Julia Walsh resigning as librarian, Judge H H Harrison visiting, and Fred Shiras H G Stewart and Mr Reed attending N C Divins sale.

Robert Beeler

Jokes through the ages on hurricanes and social quips

A reader recalls recurring jokes across the nation about naming hurricanes, the wife and bulldog lines, and an old misfired car anecdote. The note suggests such gags date to vaudeville or 1880s joke books, with variants in early 1900s rhetoric and a possible revival next hurricane season.

May Be Too Late To Prevent Bald Eagle Decline

Lancaster detail on Herbert H. Beck, eagle sanctuary custodian, warning that the bald eagle faces possible extinction within 70 years. He notes late maturation leads to misidentification by farmers and hunters, cites a dwindling nesting population on Mt. Johnson Island, and recalls the passenger pigeon’s disappearance to stress conservation urgency. The piece places the eagle’s status in Alaska, Canada, and the eastern U.S., with a 500 dollar fine for killing, and highlights Beck’s long career and fears for future generations.

Herbert H. Beck Beck Mt. Johnson Island Susquehanna River Audubon Assa Alaska United States Mississippi River America American Ornithologists’ Union Martha Cincinnati Zoo

Clergymen Help Prevent Broken Homes

Dr. George W. Crane notes church leaders aid marriage repair, praising clergy for counseling. He cites preaching to pastors from the Middle West at a Chicago gathering and references his broader work with religious groups and family guidance.

Jesus New Orleans International Disciples of Christ Miami Miami Beach Father Kinnavey St. Ambrose College America Church of God

Modern marriage ideas and erotic appetite discussed

A syndicated column argues for monogamy as best for children while noting men’s continued polygamous tendencies and wives’ hunger for satisfaction. It urges wives to accept men’s needs and warns against nagging, citing expected reader requests for Dr. Crane’s booklets. The piece also mentions etymology of dandelion and historical references to the harem concept.

Jacob Crane Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Local Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs

A Kansas City radio grid lists programs for KMBC WDAF KTJO and others with shows such as Newsdays Amos and Andy Fibber McGee and The Golden Age and the 21st Precinct. The schedule ends with a promotional line urging listeners to go to the Church of Your Choice next Sunday.

KMBC WDAF Morgan Beatty Showtime Globe Godfrey KTJO Glenn Miter KMBG Amos Andy Nixon Kmbc—Tenn KRMBC F.Y WDAI 21St Precinct Amos and Tenn Ernie KNBC Church of

Sponge Cake Base for Jelly Roll Troubles

Reading guidance on baking sponge cake base for a jelly roll. Notes caution that overbaking makes removal of paper lining hard and edges overly crisp.

Baldwin Church 100th Anniversary Celebrations Begin

The centennial of Baldwin’s First Methodist Church kicks off with a Sunday sermon by Rev. Clare Hayes and a week of activities. A Tuesday program features Baker University choirs and 149 students directed by Mr. Foot. Dr. Homer K. Ehbright will share centennial highlights. The Oct. 20 dinner is led by Miss Grace Irwin with Mrs. W. A. Saueier in charge. Bishop Dana Dawson will close the observance on Oct. 23 with a tea for the Dawsons.

Foot Homer K. Ehbright Baldwin Clyde W. Brewster Hays Grace Irwin Women Emeritus Baker W. A. Saueier Womens Society of Christian Service Dana Dawson Topeka Wagoner Baldwin Ledger H. K. Ebright Nelson P. Horn W. A. Laucier Duane Henre Qsear Allison Calvin ©. Helman Los Angeles Calif James §. Chubb Grand Island Nebr Clare J. Hayes Kansas

Useable bag scraps for kitchen hacks and storage

A note on saving transparent plastic bags from vegetables for kitchen use such as covering a rolling pin. It also cites a misprinted statistic that U S women employed as household servants fell from 2 million in 1940 to 1144 million in 1950, a likely OCR error.

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